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Hurry Up Tomorrow is the sixth studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter the Weeknd.It was released through XO and Republic Records on January 31, 2025. The album contains guest appearances from Justice, Anitta, Travis Scott, Florence and the Machine, Future, Playboi Carti, Giorgio Moroder, and Lana Del Rey, with a bonus edition containing an additional appearance from Swedish House Mafia. [1]
On September 7, during his "one night only" concert in São Paulo, Brazil, the Weeknd performed eight tracks off of his then-upcoming album Hurry Up Tomorrow, including a live debut of "Timeless" and a medley of "Fein" by Travis Scott and Carti, as well as the Weeknd's "Until I Bleed Out".
The Weeknd's sixth studio album Hurry Up Tomorrow was released in January 2025, [25] having Mike Dean, OPN and Sage Skolfield as prominent collaborators, while working with a wide variety of producers such as Max Martin, Oscar Holter, Swedish House Mafia, Pharrell Williams, Metro Boomin, DaHeala, Cirkut, Justice and Giorgio Moroder.
The Weeknd's newest album "Hurry Up Tomorrow" is full of unexpected features and heady confessions. ... A Cash App Card presale will also be available for U.S. shows only and begin Feb. 6 at 10 a ...
Save the date for Friday, Jan. 24, as the Weeknd releases his upcoming album “Hurry Up Tomorrow.” The next day, he will offer the debut live performance of his work with a one-night-only ...
The Weeknd launched this new chapter in July with a minute-plus-long clip, posted in his Instagram story, that combines a surreal series of dream-like images from the last four years of his ...
The Weeknd first performed the song live on September 7, 2024, at his one-night-only concert in Estádio do Morumbi, São Paulo, Brazil. [5] [6] The song was announced on September 9, 2024, as the lead single from his then-upcoming sixth studio album, Hurry Up Tomorrow (2025), through Apple Inc.'s "It's Glowtime" promotional event promoting the iPhone 16 Pro.
Ironically, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,” the “After Hours” album trilogy and “The Idol” all are based in something that Abel Tesfaye the person has worked hard to avoid for his entire career ...